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Chapter 3 Installing LAN Manager on MS-DOS Workstations 41

Note that the mouse driver must have a .COM filename extension.

Some mouse drivers (those with a .SYS filename extension) are

installed by the CONFIG.SYS file, which is loaded before

AUTOEXEC.BAT. If your computer installs the mouse driver with

CONFIG.SYS, and if you have a mouse driver with a .COM filename

extension available, edit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file as shown in the

previous example, and then delete the command in the CONFIG.SYS

file that installs the mouse driver. The CONFIG.SYS line looks similar

to this:

If you do not have a mouse driver with a .COM filename extension,

disable the mouse, or start the LAN Manager Setup screen and from the

Workstation Settings dialog box, set messaging to off. (For instructions,

see Part 3, “Managing Your LAN Manager Software Configuration.”)

Running Netbind Before Loading Applications in MS-DOS

The LAN Manager netbind utility, when added to the

AUTOEXEC.BAT file of an MS-DOS workstation, must run before

any applications, especially applications that use extended or expanded

memory. If you modify the AUTOEXEC.BAT file to run an application

such as Microsoft Word, be sure that netbind runs first (place netbind

ahead of the command that starts the application).

Using the Prtsc Utility

Some applications (those using software interrupt 17 to print) may not

send their print jobs to a printer queue until the user exits the program.

These are usually older applications, such as Lotus 1-2-3 version 2.x.

To avoid this printing delay, use the prtsc utility.

The prtsc utility is a terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program that

lets you flush the print buffer. With prtsc, you can press CTRL+ALT+PRINT

SCREEN

to send print output to a printer queue without exiting the

application.

Note

If you add prtsc, you cannot stop the workstation using net stop

workstation.

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